New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
CHAU1A UQUA.
A NEW POINT OF INTEREST.

A BEAUTIFUL PANoRAMA-wALKISG SCIENCE, d
PERSONAL
LIKE CTAUrAuQuA, N. Y, July 3O.-Neyer tx ME
tory Of this resort have there been such ,us
crowds here. Every incoming train during the al
week has been crowded with tourists One OF thu sv
points of interest this 10 the hotel ~
Grths Point Years ago this point was the most sp
ular ON the lake fro burned the hotel and eses
to the ground and for many years there nohimya
the point beautiful grove OF naples and the
OF the wharf. During the past season. however,
hotel erected ami the future promises to rece
to this point Its old time popularity
There glorious upon the lake early " 3s
day morning. heavy bsns of fog lay the ,ete
MayvIc, to tho height perhaps, Of hundred fc
extending the north far as the eye could
The vapor was so dense that backed by the brisas
halo Of the rising Ia cloudless eastern ~ "
locked though tho lake had risen up and oyers sed
all tho surrounding country. The tops OF OF The
test the lowands protruded and looked Ifse
little floating islands the fcathery which seemed
to ripple the surface Of the illusiyc lake. In
several places where tho fog Joined the highlands and
ran the fields between the various patches ot
timber tic woodlands presented the appearance OF asld
promontories extending far out into tho water Many
tracts OF timber entirely surrounded by tho fog. pre-
scented the appearance OF large Islands, and could zee
the mist surge along like dashng against rocky
shore. The towers OF tue Grand HotsI and Hotel
Atheneum appeared like signal stations the bill0wy
deep The scene was beautiful and strange. One may
never look upon such panorama again III atrutnra,
photograph Of the scene could have been people
would never believe that such an nsive transformation
In the topography Of eountrJ could ever nave oeen
One Of The features Of the lake this IL The
Chautauqua walking science ciuot Miss Mary y. Det-
very enthusiastic In her work. There thirty
bcrs IN class from six to twelve years OF age They
tramp through the elds, about the woods prynS
into natures secrets. aud have good time with plshsy
Of healthfu exercise. ,,,.,
The the various hotels during the WEEK IN
clucd torriss from every State aud Territory In the
Union. New. York was well represented
New-York City at the Hotel Atheneum, Chaatau-
John sherman. Charles wampurt, Of Buffalo. WE
Webster OF Binghsm .n "a, ana ass W H. Enr''s
Among the late arrivals are the following
Baines House. Point Chautauqua.hrs l. x Nersln,
J. Turner Harry G. Turner. of BROOKLYN Mis- :: 4
DAILY, Warren {. Daily. Miss Grace B Daily, and "
Daily. Of Rochester; Burt J. waye'sA' anu mary q
Sk.,,nan Ho1se-J r. Price. Buffalo; g IT, Aases.
Tunpnrcy Hoi,se--H Bostwick and wife. Of Bnia;ol
f. j. Parker and wife. Albany; 4 J. Dany. New iors,
H. C. Canasld. East Buffalo; j. d Ksser aud wife ss.s
ouso; p Ws Hsw and Young
@S@%n"%ma House, MayviIls William A. ailler
Brooklyn H. Parks. Buffalo; Joseph A. Lynes ooopers
town f. q. Latta aud family. Fre ndship; Banc3nt
SswYorx Benton wife and S.0ss ssSpsn and n,
John Y. Chapman. Buffalo; g. Roger; and wife. SsT
York Charles s. Nelson Ssw'York; M. l. Do"ean
Esnf House. Lakewood Herbert Appleton OF New
York; A. II. Ross. Newark John A. Westbrook. re~
Iak,riec House Lakewood-J. c. Winters. Mt. MolTs
New York; W. g. Packard. Brooklyn; W. shaw. BAN %
f. Kent and family Nsw-iork Il. Y. Myers, New-for
b. 4. Horning, Newyork W. NJ. Good, A x. Wilson *
]. NJ. Fish, OF New-Y0rk City.
Hotel tie.sas--s I. Carter, Huntington n ~ Gfst
I. Duncan, syracuse IT. +. Norton Bert nalsts.t'
New York MIRA Sweet. Miss Sweet, Buffalo r. r. VI
lon New-YorE Frank 4. smlth, New: York; e. NJ SciG-
York; IT. W. Clark and wife. syracuse Charles T. SHED
dy Ncw-York Mtss Black. Buffalo A. burbank Ne~-
York Miss Nellie Cockcrc!t T. 4. Daley BrooxIyet
George A. Mosher, syrscuse A. g. Bixhy, Buffalo =. ~.
Aliinx, Rochester; g. IL. Newton. Buffalo Mrs James
Barney Miss Minnie A. Barney, Syracuse; L. H. VIII
bawson New.York. and Mrs. Frank Benet, syracuse;
Chauiu,gua Assembly Gr0aadst Mrs j.. NJ Auen,
Rochester; Mary ID. A.ls. syracuse; Mrs T. sapcoss,
Emirn, H. H. Anderson Brooklyn; Mrs. Z. 3 Beanett
Dupkirk; Mary L. Baird. Rochesteri Eliza B. Bridxef~
syracuse; H. A. Cracker. Mrs sarah Cracker lockPo.j
A NJ Burrows, Andover; Miss susan Cook, bumaF
Laura Echersou, Akron; MrS Lydia Grayoiel, Sanshb
Mira H. A. Filkins, NJ /. tllkhs Albany mary rr@
man. Collins; Miss Jsnette froach Buffalo Miss hary
rs East Aurora; Milton Fletcher, westheld b. Einss
syracuse; W. B. Coats. welsviile Francis O. Clark,
syracuse samuel Dunham. Binghamtoni r. II; vln-
cent Clifton sprfngs W. W. Lowell, Attica;
Miss 4 Loomis syracuse; a. W. Mitchell. Buffalo; DR.
r. NJ Hayes Tonawanda; Mrs. f. Hsboard, kocbeste,i
Rosa II. Knox, stapleton; Harris, bans'o H. a"
PAYNE EImira; Mrs J. W. Tiff, Buffalo; Mira "
Truman Belmont /; Lulu NJ Straight. Rochester; Ms
Bors snow Penn Yam; Mrs. Frank Russell, Oswes9}
T. H. RUSSELL Miss Pauline kusssll oswego ana MIA e
NJ Mills, or Emira-